Ethical and Independent Journalism… Journalism for immigrants
Monday, November 2, 2026
The occupation of abandoned spaces in the UK has evolved within ambiguous legal frameworks, countercultural movements and housing needs. Its development reveals tensions between private property, collective creativity and access to housing. The Prisma’s memoirs. Juan Galbete Several years ago, a group from London-based arts organisation The Oubliette […]
Modern culture increasingly rewards self-focus and personal autonomy. Against this backdrop meaningful relationships depend on openness, mutual trust and a genuine willingness to listen. Far from being a society of mature people, western culture encourages mass narcissism and infantilisation, in ever-increasing numbers. Nigel Pocock What is ‘community’? It […]
There are countless ways of looking at London and two new books narrow the focus by taking the idea of looking in more of a literal than a metaphorical sense: a cartographic approach, mapping the city through its boroughs; and a street-photography journey across the metropolis. Sean Sheehan […]
Migration involves crossing physical, cultural and ideological borders that reshape migrant identity. States, societies and collective perceptions create symbolic barriers that affect recognition and integration. Migrants are living frontiers. To migrate is to carry with you frontiers inside your own identity. The borders which the migrant has to cross are […]
Critical engagement with the media is not enough to drive social change, in a context where community participation and diverse networks become essential to confront policies affecting basic rights and public services. Is it enough to read a left leaning newspaper? This can be refreshing compared to the mainstream media, […]
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